If I've worked for a company for less than 12 months, am I entitled to an AWS, or 13th month bonus?

Q: If I've worked for a company for less than 12 months, am I entitled to an AWS, or 13th month bonus?

An Annual Wage Supplement (AWS) , or “13th month payment”, is not compulsory , and depends on your employment contract, or the collective agreement between union and company. This also applies if you’ve left your job right before, or around the time that the AWS is paid.

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An Annual Wage Supplement (AWS), or “13th month payment”, is not compulsory, and depends on your employment contract, or the collective agreement between union and company.

This also applies if you’ve left your job right before, or around the time that the AWS is paid.

If I've worked for a company for less than 12 months, am I entitled to an AWS, or 13th month bonus?

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